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If the title of this topic is true, then why do I hear so many people online say that it will fail? Are the games too kiddy? Or are a lot of "mature" gamers out there the kind that think that only playing GTA and other titles of that nature make them mature? Or that playing any game with a bright background makes them gay? Then you have the fanboys. This is self explanatory. The guys that say "This system will suck because it's from this company." I don't get it. Wii Tennis looks like a total blast, it actually brings you into the game. I have a friend who got one, and he says it's amazing. I have another friend who's maybe getting one for Christmas. Needless to say, I think I know where I'll be spending some time over break. Anyway, I think I just gave myself a big reason to go and buy one...if I had the money. So, enjoy the Wii.I myself actually haven't heard any criticism at all for the Wii, since its launch. Though, I personally hate the idea of Wii sports though. It's basically like playing real sports except you aren't getting any exercise. So, if I wanna play sports I'll go outside. However, I still think the system has huge potential. Zelda TP looks like it will be bloody good fun, and FPS look like they'd be fun on this system. The kiddy accusations are kind of true since it was the only system to launch without a title rated "M".
it's gay to me.I fail to see how Japenese animation is homosexual.
Friends.Personally I thought friends was alright. Now Joey on the other hand, was just godawful.
Donkey Kong had plenty of personality in the 1994 Game Boy game. In the Donkey Kong Country games he was mostly expressionless, except when doing the ridiculously bad 1990s style intro dance and the eye bulging.Sorry dude, but you are just being ridiculous here! That so called bad 1990s style intro dance might have seemed corny, but it showed us that DK was one easy going, party animal of an ape. Heck, throughout the entire game DK shows us his "I'm the man attitude" by pounding his chest and making a cry of pride when you leave him alone for awhile and shaking his hands up and down and screeching after he defeats bosses. Rareware's has given DK a personallity much greater then Nintendo has and even you can not deny that.
It seems that Sony is planning to adopt a licensing system that will mean gamers won't own the PS3 titles that they've paid money for. Instead, they will only be purchasing the licence to play the game and that the software itself will still be Sony property - meaning that the disc won't be the customer's to sell.
